An urge to design. A love for an aesthetic. A reality that became impossible to stay quiet about. That is how this started and that is what this is.

Nemesis makes banners. Net art pieces built from the visual language of the Wired, the graphic sensibility of a generation that grew up on screens and made something new there. Each piece is connected to something real. A song. A scandal. A headline. A moment that changed something or should have. The art does not editorialize, it documents. It frames. It holds still what was designed to keep moving until everyone forgot.

The project breathes in Remilia Corp's spirit: post-authorial, hypercitational, spiritually committed to the network as a place where real things happen and real culture lives. It also breathes in the specific air of Greece. The mother of democracy. The country with the most photogenic ruins and the most carefully hidden ones. The corruption is not metaphor here. It is the source material..

Sources are always linked. Inspirations are always shared. The work is transparent because transparency is a radical act. Follow the links. Do your own research. The pieces are doors. What you find behind them is yours.

A souvenir for the ones who want the raw reality of the place and not the myth of it. Not the turquoise waters, not the whitewashed walls, not the ancient columns and the promise of the best summer of your life. Not the postcard they sell you at the airport. Not something you would find in the polished souvenir shops. The other kind. The real kind.

She finds everyone.